Explore 5 new retail options that opened in Sacramento area this year
Several new retail options launched in Sacramento this year, expanding shopping experiences for locals. Burlington opened a new store in North Highlands at Watt Towne Center, offering discounts across various merchandise categories. Dick's Sporting Goods introduced its House of Sport concept at Arden Fair mall, blending retail with interactive sports activities.
Spencer’s opened a gift store at Laguna Crossroads in Elk Grove, hosting a grand opening event. Phenom, a popular sneaker shop, returned to its original location in Elk Grove, catering to sneaker enthusiasts. Shoppers can explore a variety of new retail options in the Sacramento area.
NO. 1: DICK’S SPORTING GOODS TO EXPAND IN SACRAMENTO WITH MASSIVE 2-STORY STORE. WHEN DOES IT OPEN?
The popular retail chain carries a wide range of sports and outdoor equipment, including athletic apparel and footwear. | Published January 31, 2025 | Read Full Story by Marcus D. Smith
NO. 2: SNEAKER STORE RETURNS TO ITS ROOTS, REOPENS ELK GROVE LOCATION. WHAT TO EXPECT AT PHENOM
Phenom, a local shoe retailer, will reopen its Elk Grove location Saturday. | Published March 1, 2025 | Read Full Story by Marcus D. Smith
NO. 3: BURLINGTON IS OPENING NEW DISCOUNT STORE IN SACRAMENTO AREA. HERE’S WHEN AND WHERE
It’ll be the retail chain’s sixth location in and around Sacramento. | Published March 13, 2025 | Read Full Story by Veronica Fernandez-Alvarado
NO. 4: NEW SPENCER’S GIFT STORE PLANS GRAND OPENING IN SACRAMENTO AREA. WHEN AND WHERE?
Customers can get gift cards, sweet treats and other freebies, the retailer said. | Published April 2, 2025 | Read Full Story by Camila Pedrosa
NO. 5: BATH & BODY WORKS IS OPENING NEW FRAGRANCE SHOP IN SACRAMENTO AREA. HERE’S WHERE
The popular retail chain is adding its 17th location in the Sacramento region. | Published May 5, 2025 | Read Full Story by Veronica Fernandez-Alvarado
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